Why do thousands of children in China disappear every year? Adoption Trafficking 200,000 children are believed to be stolen from China every year. In 1994, this Chinese father’s child was stolen in broad daylight. For 2 decades he put up missing children posters (like below) and became a taxi driver so he could look for his daughter while he worked. ... The post China’s Adoption Trafficking Crisis first appeared on Global Adoption News ..read more

A must-read for the international adoption community. “Roelie Post allows the reader a unique insider’s view regarding the politics of international adoption. It was an eye-opening account that not many are willing to share to the outside world. In her experience with Romania’s orphan care and international adoption program, Ms. Post begins her journey as many do (innocent) and as ... The post The Hague Convention vs. UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) first appeared on Global Adoption News ..read more

Prosecute illegal and human rights violations in the adoption process. The Norwegian Korean Rights Group (NKRG) is an ad-hoc committee of adult Korean adoptees established to investigate the degree to which adoptees’ human rights are protected before, during, and after adoption. NKRG was formed voluntarily when all of us filed the case of the 2nd Truth and Reconciliation Committee through ... The post Korean Adopted people to Norway Demand Justice and Truth first appeared on Global Adoption News ..read more

Danish International Adoption has been reported to the police after the information came to light that several children may have been trafficked to Denmark. Journalist Camilla Boje Hertz and Jessica Skovmose The adoption center DIA (Danish International Adoption) has been reported to the police for possibly being instrumental in illegal adoptions between 1979 and 1995. This happens after a TV ... The post Danish International Adoption Has Been Reported to the Police first appeared on Global Adoption News ..read more

Broadcast Date: Friday, October 28, 2022 at 10:00 PM People from various countries such as the United States and Belgium, mainly from Denmark, argued that illegal adoptions such as coercion, bribery, and forgery of documents appeared in their overseas adoption process, and urged them to reveal the truth about human rights violations and state intervention. Why are those who have ... The post Why did you adopt me to a pedophile? In an unfamiliar land, as the only Asian… first appeared on Global Adoption News ..read more

In the Danish adoption papers, I was an orphan found in Busan. In 2016, after I requested adoption documents from Korea, the Korean Social Service Society (KSS) sent me an email saying they regretted falsifying the information that I was an orphan, and they said that I was born, raised, and made by someone. “I finally found my mother after ... The post Adoption Documents Forgery: Korean Social Services first appeared on Global Adoption News ..read more

Yamiche Alcindor, Washington Week An Afghan couple are suing a U.S. Marine and his wife for allegedly abducting their baby. The Marine asked a federal judge to dismiss the case, insisting that he and his wife are the child’s legal parents. On Washington Week Recommends, Yamiche Alcindor talks to Juliet Linderman, who has been reporting on this story, to learn ... The post Afghan couple sues U.S. Marine for allegedly abducting baby first appeared on Global Adoption News ..read more

Phil Littleton, the president and CEO of Holt International Children’s Services, has resigned, according to an announcement by the Eugene-based child adoption agency. The nonprofit’s board of directors have appointed Dan Smith, the organization’s chief financial officer, to serve as interim CEO effective Saturday, according to a news release. Littleton did not return requests for comment Friday. In a phone ... The post Holt International president and CEO Phil Littleton resigns from adoption agency first appeared on Global Adoption News ..read more